Laurie Taylor is the Senior Director for Library Technology & Digital Strategies. She provides leadership for technology and partnerships with the University of Florida Libraries across the university, regionally, nationally, and internationally. She works closely with colleagues to sustain collaborations for building collections, community, and capacity, including for the Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) and LibraryPress@UF. Her work is geared towards enabling a culture of radical collaboration that values and supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. Thoughts my own.

Blog: 3D print prosthetic hands for kids w STEAM ed GRiP…

By: Laurie

On: October 5, 2015

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3D print prosthetic hands for kids w STEAM ed GRiP student group! @MSL_UF @UF_Humanities @GoGatorsUFIT @ufdigitalhum http://t.co/PnE2yvEMPn

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RT @laurien: 3D print prosthetic hands for kids w STEAM ed GRiP student group! @MSL_UF @UF_Humanities @GoGatorsUFIT @ufdigitalhum http://t.…

Emily_F_Brooks

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@laurien @MSL_UF @UF_Humanities @GoGatorsUFIT @ufdigitalhum That is so cool! I wish I joined when I was at UF!

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RT @laurien: 3D print prosthetic hands for kids w STEAM ed GRiP student group! @MSL_UF @UF_Humanities @GoGatorsUFIT @ufdigitalhum http://t.…

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